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Versions - Different performances of the song by the same artist

Compilations - Other albums which feature this performance of the song

Covers - Performances of a song with the same name by different artists

Song Title	Versions	Compilations	Covers
03:48] ...Around and Around
07:57] Sugaree
01:16] Polka Tuning
03:35] Mexicali Blues
07:35] Peggy-O
03:32] Beat it on Down the Line
05:04] Brown Eyed Women
06:28] Cumberland Blues
04:29] El Paso
07:45] Tennessee Jed
05:55] Jack Straw
09:07] Row Jimmy
16:27] Weather Report Suite > Let it Grow
23:54] Seastones>
13:28] Prelude >
24:01] Dark Star>
14:49] Morning Dew!!!
3:08] Promised Land>
5:19] Bertha>
5:26] Greatest Story Ever Told
7:27] Ship of Fools
8:50] Not Fade Away>
7:42] Goin' Down the Road Feelin' Bad >
4:44] One More Saturday Night
5:46] Encore- U.S.Blues

Notes

I really don't know the exact lineage but they were drawn from the multitracks. All I know is these were dubs from Jerry's own reels back in early 1979. They were probably "work tapes" for the film soundtrack. I'm convinced these have not seen the light of day until now. Reason being at the time(late 70's) the circulating sources for this run of shows was drawn from cassettes via Rob Bertrando so when Will Boswell dubbed these everyone already had them in pretty good quality and keep in mind this was before tape trading was organized to the point that one could "pick and choose" the way it is now. Besides, Wilson was starting up a family during that period so as every father knows, things have to take a back seat for a period of time in order to raise kids so they sat in his workshop until I borrowed them around 2007 . If you want a version that "puts you there", these are it as the reel sources for this run of shows are incredibly clean with nice bottom and fairly rich highs esp. the 24/96 version.. Just hear the "warm" tone of Jerry's guitar during 'Morning Dew' and you'll soon realize how nice these really are!!
- Matt Smith December 31, 2010